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Husband and Father. Commercial Broker. Real Estate Developer. Investor. Sucker for chocolate and peanut butter. #CancerSurvivor

Bellingham, WA
Joined April 2009
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Tomorrow at 6 AM PT, Issue 1 of my free Friday newsletter goes out: the lease LOI checklist. Every point shows what the tenant wants and what the landlord wants, so you can see where deals get stuck. Subscribe: creroom.com
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Most brokers aren't short on tools. They're short on tools that talk to each other. MGC CRM puts the pipeline, OMs, email blasts, and lease abstracts behind one login. Built inside a working Bellingham brokerage. @muljat How many logins does your week take?
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Lease Commencement and Rent Commencement are not the same date. Tenants want rent to start after build-out. Landlords want it at delivery. That's one of the points in Friday's lease LOI checklist. Free: creroom.com
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Announcing CRE Room: free tools and Troy's free Friday newsletter for commercial real estate. Watch The Build free. Use the deal calculator, rent vs buy, 1031 dates and CREEsim, a deal game. Plus Chapter 1 of the CREE course. Join free: creroom.com
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I'm starting a free weekly newsletter on commercial real estate. No fluff. One real checklist, deal or lesson every Friday. Issue 1 (Oct 30): the lease LOI checklist that gets signed. Subscribe free: creroom.com
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Your deal data is the edge. Not CoStar. MGC CRM puts it all under one login: pipeline, OMs, listing pages, email blasts, lease abstracts from a PDF. Closed deals turn into comps on their own. Built inside a working Bellingham brokerage. @muljat mgcre.com
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US Rents were down 0.9% over the last year, the 29th consecutive month with a YoY decline. Renting a home is cheaper than paying a mortgage in all 50 of the largest metros in the US. Video: youtube.com/watch?v=iXdUaXD0…
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Currently, 40% of homes do not have a mortgage. The Loan to Value data was running at 85% back in 2008; currently, it is at 46.6%.
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Remember, we weren't the prices have to follow volume crowd and that prices are going to crash in 2022/2023/2024
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US commercial property foreclosures hit $20.55 billion in the 2nd quarter, a 13% increase from Q1 and the highest total since 2015.
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JUST IN: The US office vacancy rate hits a fresh record high of 19%, surpassing levels seen in both 2008 and 2020. In other words, roughly 1 out of every 5 offices in the US is currently vacant. ~$1.7 trillion of commercial real estate debt is projected to mature from 2024 to 2026. This means that ~30% of outstanding commercial real estate debt will need to be refinanced at much higher rates. All while 70% of these loans are held by small banks that remain under pressure from the regional bank crisis. CRE is beyond bear market territory.
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How are home prices relative to what a typical person can afford? Our index for Whatcom County is now at 54.9, which is the lowest on record. the median home price is just under $600k and a typical household in Whatcom County can afford $330k.
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BREAKING: The cost of buying a home in the US rises to $2,750/month, the second highest ever recorded, according to Reventure. Prior to the pandemic in 2022, the average home in the US would cost $1,400/month. In other words, it is now 100% MORE expensive to buy a home in 2024 compared to 2020. Even at the peak of the 2008 Financial Crisis, the average home payment peaked at $1,550/month. The average US family would need to spend 44% of their PRE-TAX income to buy a home today. What do new homebuyers do now?
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Active housing inventory shift in America's 50 largest metro area housing markets That 5-year change column is the most important, IMO ResiClub PRO members just got my latest inventory analysis, plus data for +800 metros and +3,000 counties: resiclubanalytics.com/p/deci…
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If you watch the NEWS, you may think we're headed for Civil War and the world is in Bad Shape. That's Bullsh!t And, here's 10 Charts to Prove it: 1. Child Survival is Up
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Well this is unusual. This is Jared Bernstein, the Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, the main agency advising Biden on economic policy, from the documentary: Finding the Money. He seems unable to communicate how the US monetary system works, despite being an advisor on it to the president.
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The cost to buy a house in America in 2024 is over $2,750/month on average. That's the most expensive homebuyer cost of all-time. In comparison to other time periods: $2,754/mo - Today $1,418/mo - 2020 Pre-Pandemic $1,577/mo - 2006 Bubble $1,060/mo - Dotcom Bubble $922/mo - 18% Mtg Rates in 1981 This monthly cost is inclusive of mortgage, taxes, & insurance. Assumes 13% Downpayment.
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If you are wondering about construction at Easton and 11th in Bellingham that just commenced, they are building a residential fourplex on the property.
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The multifamily market has slowed in the northern counties. The number of sales this past quarter was down 50% from 2022. Prices were increasing year on year on year until 2022.
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